Retrenchment Is On The Rise

Last thursday, it was published in The Straits Times that the number of workers laid off last year rose for the fourth consecutive year. Half were Professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMETs) who were the most vulnerable to layoffs, a trend that has continued since 2012. Read more here.

On Monday, labour chief Lim Swee Say said that Singapore has to move fast towards enhancing workers’ skills and creating new jobs or risks regressing into an ordinary economy and ordinary workforce. Read more here.

Yesterday, MAS said in its bi-annual Macroeconomic Review that Singapore will see slower wage growth despite tight labour market. It stated that the salaries rose only 1.6% in the second half of 2014. Far worst than the general inflation of 3%, food and public transport inflation of 15%/pa, education and medical inflation of 7%/pa. More here.

Today, the world is fast changing due to technological advancement. As a salaried worker, you will face a myriad of problems. You will need to constantly upgrade your skill and knowledge, work longer hours, face competition from the younger and highly qualified new entrant to the workforce every year, worry about retrenchment once every 5 years when recession comes, stagnant salary, etc.

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